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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-08
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. July s.
The quotations on the board of trade to-day
were as follows: Wheat-No. 9 July, opened
6S5sc, closed 6956c; August, opened &c,
closed 719s34c; September, opened 74c, closed
s334c. Com-No. July, opened s594c, closed
S5Ac nominal; August, opened 37Ac, closed
$685. Asked September. opened 3S56c, closed
3711c. Oats--No July, opened 25c closed
2514c; August, opened and closed 253z-7Sc;
September, opened and closed 261Sc Lard
July, opened $685., closed $6.55 nominal
Live stock-Quotations at the Union stock yards
ranged as follows: Hogs-Market opened active
and firm; prices 1o015c higher than Saturday;
light grades s5.050h30; rough packing $500
0o.20; heavy packing and shipping lots, $3.50
$50. Cattle-Steady; common, dull; beeves,
$aa50440; cows, $1.6o@29o; stockers, $4,000
800. Sheep-Steady; common, S275@350; good
to choice, S3750430; lambs, per head, $500
400
Produce: Butter-Fancy Elgin creamery, 17IS6
1Sc per ID; choice to fancy dairy, 12D14c; fresh
packing, Sx@9c Eggs-Strictly fresh, 11@11Ixc
per doz Poutry-Hens, $1,000 per ID; ROSTERS,
&c; spring chickens, 14@16c. Potatoes-New,
$3.50 per capt case; black raspberries, $500
1.15 per loot case.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 5.
wheat-4@9sc higher; No. red cash, 7a@
73Ac; July, 73Ac; August 74c; September,
75ssc; October, 771sc Corn-A@1Ac lower;
cash, s21f@s3c; July, 321sc; August asc; Sep
TENDER, 34I4c. Oats-Dull; cash, $500 261sc;
Whisky-Steady; S1.O5. Pork-Firm, irregular;
mess in job lots, $3.50. Lard-Firm; $6.45 asked.
Cattle Market steady; choice heavy native
steers, S4.30@4.50; fair to good shipping steers,
S3.906425; butchers steers, fair to choice
S3.606415; feeders, fair to good, 1910
@3.9o; stockers, fair to good S2.1003.00; Texans,
common grass to good corn.fed S21o
Q4.00. Hogs-Market active and 10c
higher; choice heavy and butchers re.
lections S5.f505.25; packing and Workers.
medium to prime, $50O@a15; pigs, common to
good, t440@49o. Sheep and lambs-Market
steady; clipped sheep fair 10 choice, sSlo0Aoo;
lambs, tst0a4C0
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-08

The Rev. William West, Methodist pastor
at Chesterton, Ind, has eloped with his fe-
male servant, Susie Beck, aged 10, deserving
his wife and six children.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-08

this incumbered her property to such an ex-
tent that Prosecutor Grinnell acted. Mr..
Varnell was only in Jail for a few hours, how
ever, as his bond was speedily made good by
friends
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-08
Alarming Mortality in New York.

New YORK, July 6.-The mortality in this
city begins to excite alarm. Monday 200
people died, and Tuesday the deaths Of POS
were recorded
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-08
splsoNs LATEST INVENTION.
A Device 20 Enable Ships to Communicates
with Each Other.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6-Thomas A, Edison
Is here buying electrical apparatus for his
laboratory at Orange, N. j. He said that he
had spent over s2,0O0,O00 in experiments.
Then he sat down ard told about his latest
discovery, by which messages can be trans
united from ship to shipby means Of steam
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-08
Varnell Sent to Jail.

CHICAGO, July 4.-Harry A. Varnell, the
ex-warden of the county insane asylum,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-08
COMMERCIAL UNION WITH CANADA.
Ben Butterworth Advocating 1t Among
the Canadian Farmers.

TORONTO, July Cat Port Hope, sixty-five
miles east. of this city, Erastus Wiman and
BENJAMIN Butterworth addressed LARGE an6
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-08
JUST THIRTEEN MINUTES
Required by the Jacob sharp Jury to De-
10 eide His Case.

NEW York, June 30. Another Of the par
Elephants in the operations in connection with
the Broadway street railway franchise has
had his trial and been found guilty, and
Jacob Sharp sees the states prison gates open
ing for him. Wednesday the case was in the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04
AVIAN.

! ssnnot 50. and / uill nss ~
Ihat be 10 dad He b lass away!
Vita ehssry smile and . wave Of The
hand
He hes wandered iuts an unkn0sn Iand.
And Isfs ~ drsawfne how very fair
II needa masi Be. gincs be fingers there.
And you-O, yea. Who The widest yearn
Fer the oia-uils sep snd tie Rlad re-
tara,
ThiRk Of him faFina On. e. dear
In the love Of thers ~ the love Of here;
Ana loyal stiIl. e. be gave the blows
OF bis warrior strength 10 his c0uniEy's
foes
Mid and gentle q be vas brave
when the sweetest love Of hts life hs
gave
To simple things: Where the visIsts
grew
Pure as the eyes they were likened 10.
The teaches Of his hands have stayed
As revere1tly - as bps have prayed.
When the little brown-fhFash that
harshly ekirred
Was dear to him - the moeking- bird;
And he pitied as much as q man in pain
A wFifhing honey bee vet With rain
Think Of him still as the same, I say,
He IL nos dead-he Is Just away.
-Jamss White0Bsb Riley.
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She gave him back his letters
With her hne patFician air,
While q tiDge Of gentle sadness
Made her seem more truly fair.
And thus the bond Wss severed,
while their love vas in its spring;
She gave him back his letters,
Bat she kept bis diamond ring,
she U0uld be 10 him q sister
IL be needed sash friend:
In this world. 20 false and cruel.
On her truth be might depend.
Other men might deem her hsaFshless
she would pass them BY as ehnrls.
While In stAieliest devotion.
She would wear his set OF pearls.
And the isveled fans from Paris
In their costly cabinet.
And the many dainty tribes
Wrought IN ormola and let;
And mach bric-a q. orsc o. value
That bad some across the brine,
She retained A. sweet mementoes
OF The days Of suld lang syne.
Bat she gave hin back his Iestsrs
And indeed they wers not few,
Tho thew had no msney valas,
AZ our heroine well knew;
So she parted With them bravely,
And the tstervisw vas Ger,
And With kiudcst coudescenSion
she dismissed hiIs At the dsoF.
- Ms. 4. +. Treaf, IN Teas Sifffagi
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ErxGER-xAIL rNprcArIesA
signs that shsw the Temper and Dis
position Of People.

signs that shsw the Temper and Dis
position Of People,
He uhs has white spots on his nails
is fond Of the society Of ladies, bat 10
tickle in his attachments He who
keeps them we'll rounded at the tip is q
proud man. he whose nails are de-
tached from the finger at the further ex-
tFemities, and when cut showing
larger proportion Of the finger than
usual, ought never TO get married. a. IL
would be wonder II be we're master in
bis eWn h0ase, fer short nails betOkeu
patience. good nature, and. above all,
resignation under severe trials.
Nails which remain long after being
cut level with the finger end are sign
of generosity. Transparent nails with
light red mark chesrful, gentle, ana
amiabIe disposition. Lovers with
Transparent balls usually carry their
passion 30 the verge of madness. II you
come across q man With long and
pointed nails you may take it for
granted that be il either player Of the
guitar, tailor or sp attorney.
he who keeps his nails somewhat
losR. round and tipped with black is q
romantic poet. Any one having the
nail Of his left thumb all stFeaked, IS
though 1t had been stained with snuff,
IL snrc to be schoolmaster. Thick
naila indicate obstinac5 and III nature.
He whose nails are dirty all over is q re-
oluse, q philosopher. composition or 9
dyer. A man with yellow nails is one
who INDUCES in every species Of vice,
that Of smoking being most predemi-
uant. Be careful not to c0nfound With
these such as are in the habit Of peeline
their oranges without knife.
The owner Of veTy round and smooth
sails 10 Of q peaceahle aud oonciliatoTy
disposition. he who has the nail Of his
right thumb slightly notchsd Is reeu-
lar Rlutton. tvsn nibblinR at himself, as
when having nothing eatable at hand
he falls 20 biting bis own finger nails
And, lastly, be Who keeps his nails ir
regularly cut is hasty and undetermined
Men who have not patience to cut theil
nails properly generally come TO grief
most Of them commit suicide or gel
married. We advise the fair sex q
keep their eyes on the nails Of intended
husbands II thew are to look fer haPpi
ness In their welded life.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

How Cleveland Has fried 60 Pay mis-
Debt 60 Beeeher.
Nav Ynrk Rnn


We await with interest the opinion of
the maRvump press In regard to the
appointment Of Herbert z. Beeebar as
a special agent OF the Urea ury in Ore
g0n aud Washington Territory.
This is another illustration of the
great principle, TO the mugwumps be.
long the spoils. The question Of young
ReesheT's fitness was not considered.
His unhtness for another offics had
been demonstrated to the satisfaction
Of \ majority of the Senate.
But Henry Ward Beecher must have
bis share Of the spoils. His son must
have an Office IN return for his fathers
services in 1884. Il was not deemed
prudent 20 test again the opinion Of the
Senate. Fortunately for young Beeeher
and his mugwump father, the special
agents OF the Treasury do not have to
be confirmed by the Senate. Other
wise young BeecheF would never be q
special agent OF the Treasury.
II this has been case OF son sp-
pointed in recognition of the political
services Of a Democratic father. there
would have BEEN one wild outbreak OF
indignation from all mugwumpis.
Here is man." the sad little mug
Nunts Nouia uNNe eAtus once virtually
rejected by the Senate for conspicuous
unftnesa. and now by an unworthy sab
terfuge foisted into office solely and
wholly because his father is Demo-
erAtic worker. baser and more putrid
instance Of the spoils system triumphant
ubder an Administration supposed to
be anxious for reform has not been pre-
sented TO Mortified pRblio.n
But the now special agent is mug-
wump's 500. and 20 everything may be
supposed to be all right. We must,
however, point cut TO Mr.. Manning and
Mr.. Cleveland that even from the
spoilsrnan's view-wbich Is the correct
one-this appointment cannot be sue
sesafally defended,
henry Ward Besoher did not do Mr.
Cleveland good. but harm, in 1884
Beecher's advocacy of Cleveland dis.
Rusied and essranRsd many voters and
the President is under no obligation &c
him.
However, such Obligation has beer
recognized and paid In full. Aud nov
the less Mr.. Cleveland has so do viii
Henry Ward Bosoher the better.
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ST. yIrUs's DANCE CURED
FARMNoDALR, L l., n. Y,
Saniemher q 1875

UETTTWTTT ]
| have been troubled for several years
with 40 affection Of the nerves which ne
doctor or medicine could cure until !
tried BRANDRKTH's Pills. l would be
taken Vith a violent pain in the middle
of my spine, and my arms and legs
would twiteh violently. IL acted some
thing like st. Vitus Dance. for could
not control my limbs. It would come
and 90 once or twice a month. lasting
two or three days at time. Finally. 81
the beginning Of one Of my attacks,
took 1--WE BRANDRErH's PILLs. Az soou
ss they acted freely found myself al
most we'll. So continued takiHg them
for a month-one or two a night. Il il
now A year since have had an attack
and l attribute my cure to BRANpRKTH'i
Pills. FRANCES WooD
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OF tie d.liehtfnl liquid fruit remedy.
Syrup Of Eiess commend e % Al uho
guaer from habitat suns1ip4f1cn and
kindred Ills RsinR In liquid fora ana
plsasant % the taste, harmless IN 10
nature. strenRtAeninR - wsll - eieans-
ina In 10 properties it d easlly taken
b. old and yeane, and truly benene1al
IN IN Effects, and therefore TIE fayortts
family remedy. especially With tie
LADIES' and children, who require . Gen
lie ysa sHestive lsxAtivaA Fer sale BY
A. B. Stewart. dW
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Il am lizfnR in neiRhborhood sur
rounded With diphthexia. and vas 81.
tackled with liberated sore throat. 81
once csmmeneed 10 use Darby's Pro
phylactic RAuid, diluted about uns bali,
a. 9 garRle. when great clcts Of hare
membrane and mucous came from my
throat, and the attack Pssssd Oh. ! an
satisfied Of IDS efficacy a. . preventive
and cure for diphfheria. Nv. p. Wood
yard, Fraakford, Pa. DIV
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San FRANcTsco. March s 1t is stated
today that the South Pacific Coasi
Railroad. the marrow gage line froai
San Francisco 30 Santa Crux. controlled
by SenatoF James Fair, has been sold
30 the Chicago. Harrington 4 Quiney
rsaA. which. u IL also annonnced, 4
pushing q plan Tor 4 throagh route "a
SAn Francisco a. fast ~ possible. The
representative % the Chicaco, Rurliss.
500 4 Oaincy IN this city denies that the
sale has been elected.
Hear VAN HuFned.
MrNNSNuccA. New. N arch G.-Ths hour
ntil bcrusd this mcrnins vas suned
hy George ksrratt. Of II PAso. Tbs
los wili BE- faA0op. and a VAS insured
Ter tSlSN The Sire ts supposed 90 have
seen iBeenaiAry.
shippiAE Iateliixeaee
PoEr nrScovEnr. March S-SSilsd--
Shir knighi 81 81 Michael.
DUSaESEss. March A-Ous schooner
passed ouiwArA Clear. Fresh north
wsnd.
san FHANcfSoo. March G.-Sailsd-
state % California. Astoria
CamInE weather
SAY FsASctS'u, March &.-indtoatiors
For the - heafs c0nsn'rueiag a. 4 a. n.
Ga Maret &tb. Tor Ore0su and WISH.
inEseu Lseht rain. rrseeded ~ fair
seatheF N Was tiagtan TeFrttory ard
Nefihsrn OsaSea.
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Fay from SiQo % $50 nOte 10 an
aeant sor = piano SHEA yoa esu baY a
Weber suo Decker 4 S11 piaRo Greet
frosa The faeiosy sn1 save al PROFITS 20
uliddieDcu. FFsnk himh8il. mana
tacfgrer's AFeRt Oshs@. three deuys
above Pussas1ea. RlAhas on assy terms
and for rent Sample planes on hand.
SID and set pTises. ftsan
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Efear VAN Hurnes,,
shIppInE IntrlIIrrnce

TIE = CENrRMERI" is the raoss Pep
asa kta giage 10 Anasrias slts Tor Ave
eaifons. 80 FOE ssahi anffors Thsv
sse far b<toS tee pres Of any other
Standard maker. aud Tor 81 and dnrs-
hlltty ARE saNxosllss1. The ahcve arv ~
al priesz she giexs 4 noi sald A uhals-
salsl a. SCHWARAnHER BIOS. deIs
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WE[[S lime SAN VESSkLS
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS ORCHARD Aw
WASHINGTON.

~ STEAMER HKLKN. "; ,
q ElliA MAstsr. leaves haktlt4
tom Smiths wharf, Seattle eyeFy M111eaI
Wednesday and Friday. at 30 . n
Colby, Mitchelfs Point, head o. Fqlt ~
ehard also. 70 head Of Port W as1ln1 -
at Bs9 .. m, head of Port Orchard a " q
m. Mitohall's Point at t020 z. N, Coaoy =
n. arriving at seattle about - -
Tueaday THURSDAY and aasnrday ~ -.
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A writer IN the New Orleans Pinsguss
tells how = young creole siFi eajOyed
hsrsslf al her hrss ball. Her red lius
agrlled, her 1.-The form vas all a qaiver.
Sks sac AFthemiss. and rushed over 70
Kiss her--As yo1ng girls siss each other.
ia" said OlyupS. siasping her palms
and rolling her hsavsnlv eyes beaver
ward, "Oa, mon Dec, bat I have
smnase myself thlz aigai, have been
- gay--l tays heen hApgyr' "Yesf
Mhat dld yon DOR asked Arthsmiss.
Me- %, 80 cot 30 s1pper With Eay
papa- l dance one dsncs With coesin
Albert. | dAaoa seq dance with nv
brother 1ales. an thcR-I sia By nv
mammal
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THR RRTOLFERS.

-
They Occupy q Deille and
Arrange TO Defend
Themselves.
The Wires are Gut and Commu-
nication Shut OF for
a Time.
The New German Reichstag
Assemblies and Hears
the Emperor.
Precsainsea Himself RuIeF-Dr. bird
wsns his suit-HeTses for Mni.
tary Purposes -Chfna Cedes
70 Germany EnFoIEfsa
Bsys On the Army
The First % the
jubilee ssthe
Qaeen.
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ne aok and aHlscssa sSsala act fnn p 81 =
hin- Ths Daeasr haa visited the hesptm@
HnTsPs and Obtatned great deai ~ 49,. 49,
- tkoss IN nsed u his ssrvieaS. The 49,.
curaa WhsFs othsrH fail. Try him- D.. 49,
BON win make % ehmnRs unless - s4pcI
e1re. Rsfsons sarsA Il heEns. Gall q 49,
All eemmnnicafions BtKistly oon8dentlAl-
len aoilAFs fog . paekAzs o. nledi1lns. -
dress Oh. .. y. aHBhOh, Box H9Sss 11n IfAps
etAno. Gal Mautfsa PnNE-TwxWx4AGMMnMA.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Up 10 few weeks ago considered
myself the champion Dyspeptie of
America During the years I have
been afflicted / have tried almost
everything claimed to be . specific
for Dyspepsia in the hsps Of finding
something that would afford perma-
nent relief. / lad about made up
my mind to abandon all medicines
vixen / noticed a. endorsement of
Simmons Liver Regu Ater By q prom
inent Georgian, 3 jarist whom I knew
and concluded 10 try its effects In nv
case. have used bat i've bottles.
and am satisfied that | have struck
the right thing a. last | felt its ben
eeeial effects almost Immediately.
Unlike ell other preparations OF =
similar kind, no special instructions
are required a. 70 what one shall or
shall not eat This fact alone ought
20 commend Il 70 all troubled with
Dyspepsia J. y HOLMES,
Tfnnlan1 ~
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FOB SN0HONISH CITY,
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION G
Carrying the y. 3. Nall.
Tacoma, Seattle kPsrs Townsend RaGh

ONE or THE W. 81 ga
& 7. Cos steamers N
(Anderson or Edithlm nA
win run daily between Tacoma and Port
Townsend. leaving Tacoma upon arriTaloi
train Seattle At 10 p. m, and touching e
Port Madison. Port Gamble, Port Ln4loN
and Port Townsend. Returning lonvo
Port Townsend every day texOspt 1undaJl
ct o'clock p. m, and Seattle - 70 ,. y
SEATTLE-WMATcOM ROUTE.
The steamer w X MKHWHN VIII
leave Seattle every sunday. Tuesday a
Thursday evenings o'clock, fur Whaloom
calling at MukiIteo, Tulalip CoapoFille
Oak Harbor, UtsAlady, LaconneE. tldAlae
AnacorteA Guemes, SRmtnh, NhtFhnveM
Ballingham and Sahome.
Returning, win leave Whatcom even
Monday, Wednesday and Ffiday even
ingA ct O'Clock, for Seattle. c&lllng
intermediate points on the war.
SEATTlE-SkAcIT RIVER ROUTE
The steamer QUINCY VIII leave Beside
for SkAgit river and way ports every
Monday and Thursday. returning fmAR
days and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply e On
pany's ofiice. on Yeaiers wharf Maa board
the beats nj the same wharf.
mr81-f GEO. 8. JACOBS. Eefls
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NJ 4 T. G0rTsrKES. sole skrats % TIA
eeisbreied = n. Custer whisky, rak
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The Pope on Labor.

II II said on good authority that the
Pope will take no other than the most
fayorabls attitude on the statements Of
Cardinal Gibbons ARd the American
Bishops with respect to the KniRhts Of
Labor. The letters Of certain American
Catholic statesmen 10 the Pope and she
personal opinion of Cardinal Manning
all support Cardinal Gibbons. TIE
Pope himself. IL is said. favSrs the
aspirations OF modern labor.
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BoafRAH. March ga telegram from
Lahore eonhrms the reports that the
Amesr at Afghanistan IL raising = new
army In preparation for var. The tel
ecram ADDS that the sou % the fanatic
dervtsh. Mask Alum, backed by the
farahs, lndors, Utks. jokes. Kskars
and other 'Fihes. has proelaimed him
self ruler 81 Afehauistan. and has sent
the Ameef defiant letter. threatening
10 attack him without DELAY.
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BuoHARKsr, March 3.--The leaders Of
the bilistria revolt did not Dress the
Danube, but passed into Dabraia earri-
sen AZ Rustchuk. The government
troops attacked the rebels sheltered IN
the barracks. MANY have been killed
and wounded. Nobody IL allowed 10
leave Rustchuk.
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PANS, March 5.-Teieerams from
Bulgaria have been received stating
tbat the SilistFia garrison occupies q de.
file before the city. and, by virtue Of tie
position, 20 held the passage through
the deale 10 the garrison from Rust
chuk M 10 repel the troops on their way
10 attack the ReyolteFs at siliatFia. The
opposing forces, the dispatches say,
nov confront each other. bat as yet no
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VIxxNA. March 3. - The Bulgarian
troops Who FevOlted at SiIistFia have
eut the telegraph wires. delaying the
tfansmissioE Of the details Of the oe.
ourFenos. The tFoora sant By the Gov.
eFnmenl 70 overpoveF the revoliers A..
rived before silistFia yesterday.
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ranrht In : anaN sIIdn.


MONTREAL. March a-word has bees
reserved here that on Tuesday LIST a
large gang q men, two engines and a
snow plow were caught IN 3 snow slice
AZ selkirk. Six Of the men we're snoth
cred before they could be gotten out.
TIE war Clsud BLACK Aeain.
LONDON. March 3 - The Earopean
prospect IL again black today. The
woFst news IL that the whole Austrian
cavalry is massed on the GAllacian
Frontier.
An experienced diplomatist gives the
opinion that var will not break out
this wear. II Russia, he thinks. meant
10 attsek this year. she would begin
early. The immediate danger l. TIE
Bulgarian revolution. II We escape
that peace NAV yet be preserved.
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Another InsuFreotlonafy movement L
reported 10 have taken place near Is.
lar Bszardiim, IN Eastern Ronmslia, q
short distances from Philipopolis. Rou.
melia IL maasing troops along her
frontier So measure Of precaution.
The Turkish troops are being concen.
tFated along the R0umelian front.
TRn REVOLT skrD 10 nm suPPHksAKD.
BUcHAnEs. March 8 lit is annonnoed
here that the revolt Of the troops at
HiIIalTia has been snppraaaed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

LoxDoH. March 3.-The FIRST Queens
Jubilee drawing room vas held today ct
Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty Il 10
euisvmsnt Of fine health. She took an
hours drive before the time appointed
for the event. The attendance was
greater than Al any preceding affair Of
the kind during the long reign Of the
unprecedented. The weather was nne.
The crowds eoDgreastsd In the parks
and roadways around the palace num-
bered many thousands. Court officials
say that the reception was the most
brilliant one they had ever attended.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

kccHARnsr. March S--tlsnsral BriAl-
ment, Who hae been expsrtmsutiar in
Belgium With the explosive uslsuise.
has heeu ADVISED ev the Roamanian
governraeni 30 sGspsrd hts iAhors on tas
extensive works ar0uat haehsrest. ss u
VII b necessary - devise nev glsns 10
Withstand TIE neS explosive.
Special McettaE 81 TIC EFstssh Cnhaaef
LoxDoN. March "A speelAl Cabfnst
meeting. - eossideE the Irish sitaatsaa.
vas held today.
Report frem siltsfrta
VtESNA. March &-rhe feport las